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Hazardous Waste Battery Collection and Disposal Services

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Nashville, TN, USA

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AgencyTennessee → Nashville Electric Service
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Performs pickup and environmentally compliant disposal of waste batteries for prime contractors on Nashville Electric Service (NES) projects. Collects waste batteries of any manufacturer or type on an exchange basis. Utilizes hazardous materials transport vehicles and containment systems for leaking units. Provides written waste battery management, handling, and disposal procedures. Delivers removal of waste batteries and proof of compliant disposal.

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